Calcified bodies in popliteal cysts have a characteristic radiographic appearance which can be confirmed by arthrography. Calcified bodies may arise in the true joint due to trauma, arthropathy ...

A case is reported of an infected popliteal (Baker's) cyst demonstrated with triple phase skeletal scintigraphy. Although double-contrast arthrography and ultrasonography are currently the ...

Classic CT and MRI features that define and differentiate dural venous sinus cyst and venous sinus thrombosis are clearly represented and discussed. Discerning characteristics described included ...

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The Baker’s cyst or popliteal cyst is also known as a synovial cyst. It is a soft, fluid-filled lump in the popliteal fossa behind the knee. In the back of the knee, there is synovial tissue ...

The Baker’s cyst or popliteal cyst occurs when there is too much synovial fluid within the knee as a result of increased inflammation in the knee. This fluid fills a water-filled sack in the ...